Re: [COOT] nan sigma when I try to make Dano map in expert mode
Yes, I think you'll need to run fft or cfft to make a dano map, and then read that in coot. (Alternatively, some phasing programs offer LLG map coefficients, which are probably a better solution). Pete Meyer wrote: CCP4MTZfile: Mtz column type mismatch: DANO_Se32-4 D-F Could this be the problem? If the column type is correct in your mtz file, then possibly coot is attempting to use an amplitude column type instead of an anomalous difference column type (would might be confusing fft). Of course, I wasn't even aware that coot would try to calculate these maps internally, so I could be completely wrong. Pete
Re: [COOT] nan sigma when I try to make Dano map in expert mode
> CCP4MTZfile: Mtz column type mismatch: DANO_Se32-4 D-F > Could this be the problem? If the column type is correct in your mtz file, then possibly coot is attempting to use an amplitude column type instead of an anomalous difference column type (would might be confusing fft). Of course, I wasn't even aware that coot would try to calculate these maps internally, so I could be completely wrong. Pete
[COOT] current Spacenavigator support
Hello all, I am thinking about purchasing a Spacenavigator from 3Dconnexion. I vaguely remember Paul mentioning something about the device in a recent talk but I can't quite remember the context. I was wondering if it was compatible and/or useful with Coot. There was apparently some discussion on the board about support in 2007 but I don't see any mention since. Any information would be appreciated. This would ideally work on a Mac running OS X 10.5 but I could always dual boot into Linux if necessary. best, Mike Michael S. Murray, Ph.D. National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences MD E3-01 P.O. Box 12233 Research Triangle Park, NC 27709 Phone: (919) 541-0268
